Account-level incident impact
See which tenant accounts encounter an API problem, not only the aggregate number of failed requests.
API monitoring for B2B SaaS
Give engineering, support and customer success a shared view of integration reliability, customer health and release impact across every B2B account.
Customer-aware observability
Your API is part of the customer experience. Apirelio connects its technical behavior to tenants, consuming applications and the teams responsible for keeping them successful.
See which tenant accounts encounter an API problem, not only the aggregate number of failed requests.
Track production activity, reliability and latency separately for every customer application consuming your API.
Give support and success teams evidence before an important customer reports a problem.
Compare pre- and post-release behavior and surface the customers and endpoints that changed.
Follow first request, first success and production adoption to find integrations that stall before reaching value.
Collect only the bounded request metadata needed for customer-aware API operations.
Setup
Keep your current logging and tracing stack. Add the customer context that generic infrastructure monitoring cannot provide.
Install the SDK that matches your backend and configure a project-scoped ingestion key.
Pass the customer and application identifiers your authentication layer already resolves.
Engineering, support and success can investigate the same customer impact and health signals.
customer: request.auth.tenantId
application: request.header('x-client-id')
environment: 'production'Browse all integrations →Questions
The same failure rate can mean very different business impact depending on which tenant accounts are affected. Customer context helps B2B SaaS teams prioritize incidents, communicate proactively and protect key integrations.
Yes. Customer health and integration activity provide a shared, explainable view for engineering, support and customer success without exposing raw logs or sensitive payloads.
Yes. Customer and consuming-application context are separate, so teams can distinguish multiple integrations, environments or applications belonging to one account.
Yes. You can create a free workspace, connect a supported framework and validate the workflow before choosing a paid plan.
Start with the requests you already serve
Connect API reliability to customer impact with a privacy-safe event model and framework-native setup.